I began playing with genealogy as more of a curiosity a few years ago and it kinda grew on me. While I don't have a large number of grave sites in Find A Grave, I have a rather large inventory of research in Ancestry.com (Tree: Barton Ancestry) and my public website, BartonAncestry.com (population: 15,000+). Feel free to visit either.

My Ancestry.com tree may be found by logging into ancestry.com and then putting http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/7076745 into your browser address bar.

My Barton family line extends to William Barton b.abt 1762 and Nancy Hunter b.abt 1770, of Orange County, North Carolina.

A number of other branches related to my Barton trees have also been extensively researched and are available for viewing in both sites. Some of these names include: Creason, Ginter, Huntington, Lawrence, McCabe, Morilla, Penn, Stover, West and White.
Thanks, Dave

I began playing with genealogy as more of a curiosity a few years ago and it kinda grew on me. While I don't have a large number of grave sites in Find A Grave, I have a rather large inventory of research in Ancestry.com (Tree: Barton Ancestry) and my public website, BartonAncestry.com (population: 15,000+). Feel free to visit either.

My Ancestry.com tree may be found by logging into ancestry.com and then putting http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/7076745 into your browser address bar.

My Barton family line extends to William Barton b.abt 1762 and Nancy Hunter b.abt 1770, of Orange County, North Carolina.

A number of other branches related to my Barton trees have also been extensively researched and are available for viewing in both sites. Some of these names include: Creason, Ginter, Huntington, Lawrence, McCabe, Morilla, Penn, Stover, West and White.
Thanks, Dave